Examples of using Abrupt in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Abrasively- in an abrupt manner.
Really, Grace, you were rather abrupt.
it was too abrupt and final.
Is he always so changeful and abrupt?
So changeful and abrupt.
Bader, this letter you wrote earlier is a little abrupt.
Especially if it is frequent or abrupt.
This was an abrupt change in policy.
When the stimulus is shocking or abrupt, a common reaction is to cover(or otherwise protect)
possibly too abrupt if you set it too high, creating artifacts(default: 5).
However, an abrupt end to the War of the Spanish Succession
so as not to seem too abrupt, when the Professor jumped up,
we are concerned that an abrupt decline in the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets, which will exacerbate
Hall's research indicates that global warming could trigger an abrupt and catastrophic shift in the planet's climate.
bringing this pitiful coup to a rather abrupt end.
we are concerned that an abrupt decline in the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets will exacerbate future rise.
protect the deposit in case of abrupt market fluctuations.
Considers that at the onset of the crisis it was difficult to have predicted some abrupt imbalances with devastating effects in some Member States;
Two weeks ago, Cardinal Müller said that his removal was abrupt, and announced with only a minute's notice.
And yet is it possible that a transformation can take place in ideas without bringing about some abrupt displacements in the equilibrium of life?